A spell of cool, unsettled weather is predicted for Dunfermline this weekend according to the Met Office.
Expect raw and damp conditions tomorrow, while Sunday is forecast to be a bit milder but windier with showers.
For Saturday, daytime temperatures are expected to reach around 10°C, although the wind will make it feel closer to 5°C.
Light rain or drizzle is forecast at times, with an 80 per cent chance of precipitation, particularly in the early morning.
Winds coming from the west to south-west will reach up to 38mph, making the modest temperature feel colder.
Humidity is expected to stay high, peaking near 86 per cent, making for a damp and raw day overall.
On Sunday, a slightly brighter and milder outlook is forecast.
Temperatures are predicted to rise to about 12°C, but the wind will make it feel closer to 6°C.
The risk of showers continues, with light showers expected across the day.
Rain chances are predominantly in the 50–80 per cent range from morning into late afternoon.
Winds will get stronger, reaching up to 45mph, causing blustery conditions, especially in exposed areas.
Humidity levels are expected to remain high, with a daily peak of about 83 per cent, adding a damp feel to the milder air.
For those planning activities at the weekend, Saturday appears to be the less favourable day due to continual damp, breezy conditions.
Therefore, if you are planning outdoor events, it would be wise to prepare for wet weather with suitable covers and additional layers.
Sunday presents slightly better opportunities for outdoor activities between showers.
However, due to the stronger winds, the weather will feel very changeable, so those organising events should be ready for blustery conditions throughout the day.
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